Hey, everybody, it's a sing-along.

One more thing.

Armstrong and Getty.

One more thing.

So it's Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday, and we decided that doing a podcast would be flat-out

racist today.

So we thought we wouldn't do one.

But then we thought, you know, there's part of the inaugural ceremony that we didn't get on the radio show,

but we'd play that for you.

And that is, Carrie Underwood came to sing America the Beautiful.

And this is apparently what happened.

We're going to pick it up where the singing starts because there is some sort of backing track that started.

I'm surprised they didn't have a live, like actual.

I mean, it's a freaking inauguration.

Do you have a backing track?

Have a, have a, have a guitar player and a drum or something.

But anyway, they start the backing track.

It stops for some reason.

Carrie Underwood stands there uncomfortably for a full minute, we just measured.

Ooh.

And then basically, well, you'll hear how it plays out.

And it's actually ended up being what Jonathan Turley called his favorite moment, his favorite moment of the inauguration.

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